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The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
AGcs orthe NorId,s KnIers.

President Cleveland is 80 years old to-day;
Queen Victoria is Ga; Milan, king of Ser
via, 80; Louis, king OF Portugal, As; Hum
bert, king Of Italy, i2; the Emperor of Ger
many, 50; Abdul llatn'd, the sultan, ~;
George, King Of the Greeks, III Charles,
king of Roumania, Al; Pedro H., emperor of
Brazil, o.; Leopold, King Of the Belgians,
81; Charles H., prince Of Monaco, 6S; the
king OF Spain is few months old; Alexander
Ill emperor of Russia, ~; william H.,
King cf the Netherlands, SO; Francis Joseph,
emneror Of Austrin, 80.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
Richard II. SYLVESTER. Editor
WASHINGTON, MARCH IS. 1881
MIR. BEncmEH AND his MONEY.


1t is estimated that during the last
forty years of his life the late Henry
Ward Beechcr received from various
sources as clergyman, editor, lecturer
and author a grand total Of Sl,2jo,oO
or an average of $3l $50 a year. Out
of such an income as this, dcducling
the largest reasonable sum for current
eNpGnses-say $4,000 ycar-a man
of ordinary business aptitude should
have accumulated an immense fortune
10y merely iuiicious and safe invest
ments, wholly distinct from those OF a
speculative character, Bat Mr.
Hccchcr was not that Kind ofa man.
Had he been proyiIcut enough to
have simply dcpo'itcl IN u bank such
portion Of his earnings rs he did not
need for The subsistence uf his house.
hold, aud many a man Ia similar cir
cum, tanccs COuld easily have saved
$95 900 Il year out of an income Of S}l, p.
$50, he would have had million dol.
lars to his credit at the end OF the forty
years. But Mr. Bccchcr was not that
kind Of Il man, either,
The estate which hc lluHly did leave
will probably not cXcedc S?OD, 900,
which Is handsome property, but
considering his Opportunities from Il
business stand point, it Is rather poor
showing.
But row the question arises whether
Mr.. Beecher, who was generous, open.
handed and sympathetic, whatever his
faults might be, would have accom-
plished half so much for the cause of
the Union, for the growth of his
church or the good of humanity, If In
stead of spending his money with a
careless indifference akin to proiigal.
iiy, he had turned his attention to
money.saying as well as money. getting.
1t would have made very different
man of him TO have introduced the ele.
ment OF sordidness into his character.
Even as lender of money on mort.
cages, a speculator In Wall street, q
shaver Of notes or votary Of com.
pound interest, he would not have been
the Beecher that the country knew SO
well and will so long remember,
The money that he expended, or as
some people might say, squandered
for his personal qualification or gave
away In quiet deeds of charity oi
bestowed upon impecunious friends OIL
otherwise got rid of after the usua
style Of free handed men of improvi
dent tendencies, may have been as wei
spent and prove in the grand summing
up TO have been the source Of us grea
an aggregate of happiness as If he hat
boarded his savings to the last for dis
tribution among his heirs.
lie enjoyed life as he went along
contributing at the same time to til,
enjoyment of many of his fellow
creatures, and his memory will b,
more gratefully cherished by thos,
whom he bcfri9nded--morc tenderll
cared for by those who befricnde,
him, II not so conspicuously perpetu
ated-than If II were enshrined in {
huluIy lIust vi uuSpItdl lunu' ii
filled the place that was intended fol
him. If he had gone into railroads ant
banks to that extent would the pulpi
and rostrum have missed him. What
ever good he may have done, its sun
total is all the greater for bis freedom
from any ambition to become distin
guished as q man of wealth.
He might have been Millionaire
but in that case the world would hay
lost q Man,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
THOMAS !. FISHER % CO.,
1924 Y street northwest
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

o.
EOR SALE-Nice Two-Story Gothic
Il frame cottage;S rooms and cellar; fur
mace, gas; good well of water at door; also ?
story carriagc.house and stable; situated on
fth st extended; street cars pass the door; lot
Is corner; 70 by $50; flowers and shrubbery;
prompt purchaser can buy the whole for
little more than the lot alone is worth. TYLER
\ RUTHERFORD l22G stnw.
EOR SALE-An Elegant Dwelling.
Il containing IL rooms, near the Govern
mcnt Printing ONCE; all modern improve
ments and In excellent condition; price.
Sa,cCo. Apply to or address THE PYTlllAN
WoRLD,"3ii sth st w.
Tor SALE-On Small Monthly Pay
Il ments, S new bricks 3 rs, 81 200 each;
new bricks, 6 rs, all m I, Si,400 each: store
and dwelling, $1,000. ID. g. PROCTOR Il SON,
1926 + st.
E'OR SALE-15O Houses, Ranging In
Il price from 81 go to $4,000; terms Of
payment from all cash to s2j per month;
houses for homes or investments; houses to
suit everybody and IN every part of the city.
NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.,
1ia0 L ST n W.
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.rnINa wrArnrn slnNAIs.

srmNG WEATHER SIGNALS.
Mhtres Greely'
The snov the SNOW, the beauil'ul-now-
phs that bloom in the spwing, twa Ia.
The rooster is The only crow cuss that
blossoms this month.
Ethereal mildness appsirs to have retired
from society.
Put au extra blanket on the flower bed.
Shoot Grcey!
kindle fire under the rose bushes.
Winter is getting away with spring in a
little game OF "freeze OUT
1t Tsp. Il, c. for spring, isn't its
Shut the door!
Come into the garden, Maude, with an
oyeTcOat.
The birds may sing of the beautiful
spring, but It amt spring all the sane.
Is this the best Grcely can do2
Oh yesY That's so The reason we
can't have any spring now is that it is Lent I!
Ila lia Rats
Say, Greely, take away your blamed old
North Pole and give us piece OF the
Equator
This may be spring, but It's broken
spring.
Poor Greely!
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

ASoTnER rupture of friendly reia
tions between the United States and
Mexico is reported from the vicinity of
Nogales, Arizona, and we are told by a
telegraphic dispatch that there being at
least fifty Mexican soldiers right across
the line and no United States troops
there at all, ."the situation is considered
serious" The seriousness of the situ-
alton, unless we are greatly misin-
formed, consists principally in saloon
directly over the border, where the
liquors dispensed are of quality cal.
culated to precipitate international hos.
tillties at any moment. Americans
who have gone there to drink and sur
viyed TO get home, are ready to make
affidavit to these facts. 1t Is high
time that the State Department insti.
tuted negotiations with the Mexican
Government to have the rum shop
abated.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

FnoN the testimony of various dis.
interested witnesses It begins to look as
though the bridge was at fault in the
recent railway disaster on the Boston
aud Providence Railroad. As the rail.
road company cannot be hung or sent
to States prison however It viii prob
ably get off with mild rcprimand. A
closer and more frequent inspection OF
railway bridges throughout the coun
try Is always in order. however.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
COOUET TIE.


She's hiri, and she knows II.
Expert, and she shows H.
I'm each word anu act.
She laughs aud shr chatter-,
She rhanS aud she ilatters,
Mangiud 10 distract,
Her shy little glauceI
try, as shc dances,
To fuliuw=in vain
Each man she entrances
WHO can her advances
Enchanting disda.nf
sigh; sho Is tender;
hy TO defend her
From trouble or harm.
She smiles, and woo her,
Her WllCi bring me 10 her,
subdued by her charm.
She's q witch and she knows a.,
She's rich who'd suppose n,
So simple her art
love her nonlound her
And hover around hor-
But has she'a heartf
-lWilliam II, Hills In the Journal Of Eluca
tion,
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PERSONAL,
7 oGAN CAFE. Sis 10th st. N. W.,

I OGAS CAFE, 5is 10th st. N. W.,
- near + st. date Forsyth Cafc).
our II and CSC. breakfast served from G:30
a, m. to II q. m. Dinner lem to p. m. Sun
day, p. IN. The best In tho market only
used and cooked properly. All we ask Is
Bill OF faro saturday, March 10, 1857:
BREAKFAST.
Beefstcnk, with or without onions, veal
chops, liver and bacon, sausage, ham, eggs,
fish
With any of the above articles you are on
titled TO hot and cold breads, butter. pota.
toes, fruit or sauce, with coffee, tea or milk.
DINNER.
Soups-Negetable and splitp
Meats-Roast pork, beefstcak pie roast
beef.
Vegetables-P Potatoes, saurkraut, turnlps,
sweet potatoes, celery.
Dessert-Pcach pumpkin and mlncc pies,
Indian pudding, coffee, tea or milk
We serve nothing but hrstciass articles.
the best coffee to be had IN tho city, made In
French Drip Glass.Lined Urn,
W. II. LOGAN. Proprietor.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

THE New York Eraaioy sun made
its radiant appearance in the newspaper
iirmament yesterday afternoon, accom-.
panied with an announcement that "it
proposes to give more and completer
news for the SUN of one cent than was
ever given before in the history Of
journalism. This is bold promise,
but if there's any man in the country
capable of carrying it out, it is the
skilled lieutenant to whom Mr.. Dana
has assigned the responsibility. The
EccaiHg SIN will know no sun set as
long as the new luminary Is kept in
charge of Amos j. Cummings
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

Mr.. A. l.. LAwToN of New York,
big phosphate dealer has left the city
In sudden and mysterious manner,
remarking before he left that he was q
ruined man and knew of nothing he
could do except to commit suicide. As
he took several hundred thousand dol.
lars with him belonging to the firm, It
is presumed that he intends leaving the
world by the costliest and most luXu.
rious route. At the present writing,
however, he is supposed to have gone
by foreign steamer.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
He WINS WcII Prennred.

Sympathetic Clergyman to widowed
porishioner)-"Was poor Brother Salton-
stall prepared to koY'
ConsOled wilOw-"Yes, indeed. He was
insured in a half-dozen companies. u
Lowel Courier.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

by costly personal cX'crience. The
custom, he says, Is pcrniclous and
should be abolished; bu, It never will
he, all the same. As long as there arc
candidates for office to be chosen AMI
expenses Of election to be covered,
somebody will he required to foot the
bills.
lrs all q mistake about John Shcr.
man being too old for the Presidency,
as certain newspapers are asserting.
lie will he only q on the 10th of May
next, while for all practical purposes
he Is only -, and good for twenty
years active, clear headed service.
Senator Shcrman's constitution is only
cNcellcd in tenaclty by that OF tho
United States, aud, like his brother
Tecumseh, he knows how to take care
of himself.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
FOR RENT.-.RUOMS,
FOR RENT--.HOUSES,

pTOE RENT-A New Desirable Nine
Il room house; all mod imps; 9ll 18th 81 8
W, one square below Bureau of Engraving
and Printing; rent reasonable Inquire at ols
Pa ave n W
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

MAYOR HEWITT declares himself
absolutely and unequivocally opposed
TO political assessments. He has been
there himself and knows all about It
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

r OST-On Saturday Afternoon, Sup
IL pOscd IN the vicinity OF 10Th and q sts,
two pair Of eyeglasses, one gold frame and
one she'll, attached by silk thread to small
black hook suitable reward for same II re.
turpe ed TO 1921 q st N W.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
DIME MUSEUM.
x KERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATRE.

AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN NOVELTY co.
Miss Lolo! Mr.. sylvester Miss Lola
3-Europe's Greatest Aerial Artists Q
Joe and Rosalle Lucers Charles and Al.
Introducing the Blind Cornetist.
Helia The Archmere Sisters Ollie.
Chas. i. Mccarthy, Andy and Annie Hughes.
Matinees Mon, Tues. Thurs. and Sat.
Next Week-SHEEHAN & COYNES co.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

THE statement originating in Detroit
that Senator Charlrs W. Jones is going
back to Florida in few days to stand
us candidate for re election lacks the
elements of probability. There is
hardly time before the sitting of the
Legislature In April Cor Mr.. Jones 10
lccomc rpacquilutcl with his constitl.
ents
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
GENERAL AND cRIrICuLaR.

The Delaware Peach Growers have an.
nouuced a meeting Tor May, at which It will
he decided whether or not the peach crop Is
failure.
In the Catholic Church, hating Cardinal
is Gaping a climax.
\ Philadelphia economist figures out the
reduction Of car fares in that city from 9 to
3 cents as positive loss to poor people.
He says that when they walked before, they
saved Fix cents, and now they only save
five cents. Philadelphia economy is worth
two In the bush,
Mr.. Bugg, the inventor OF tue cotton
harvester, has made great fortune for his
children. The insects viii probably en-
JOY IT,
The housc.rcnt, coal-blll aud potato
mashing editor Of the copicf-JowHai, with
that prdctlcnllty so universal among Ken
tucky editors, thus releutlcssly crushes the
bud OF promise which The CRlTic recently
managed to get out Of It's machine when
the sun one day shone on 1t and thawed It's
running gear;
Washington poet writes:
"On every tree a warbling Gabriel sits,
And sounds It's trumpet In the sunb)rn
hours,
Down through the portals OF their winter
tomb
The notes of resurrection to the now.
ers.'
more accurate poet, however, was the
bard who wrote;
"The ilrst bird Of spring
Attempted 10 sing:
But ere he had sounded a note,
lie fvll from the limb;
\ dead bird was him
Tie music had frlz In his throat.r
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICES,

s<ysy4 4RENtONAL.-I Take This Method
kSS OF Informing my friends and the pub
lie generally that ! have removed from my
old STABLE, No. Ulb New York avenue TO my
new stable No. co. New York avenue, where
the same courtesy and rromp'nrss will be eX-
tended as heretofore Have now on hand
ten fine horses for sale.
JAMES g. BOWEN,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
LOST AND FOUND.

DUNDLES MISPLACED-Loft Last
ID Monday night week, supposed near 10th
81 and Pa ave several bundles of papers, let
tiers and clothing; number forgotten, Suit
ably rewarded by addressing ALPHA, care
Cliilc office,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

s<yseDR. S. L. MASON, Dentist, Form
b-SS erly Of ~ II, has removed his office
to 1901 fenna. ave, corner 18th st. Cocaine
and gas gwen,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

%S54REMOyAL.
10 RUFUS II. DARBY,
BOOK, JOB AND NEWSPAPER PRINTER,
Has Removed to Building
1903 pENNA. AVE. NORTHWEST,
Which runs through the entire square TO d ST;
where, with increased facilities and the latest
ideas IN machinery and material, ho will be
prepared to turn out more and bettor WORK
than any establishment south of New York.
.-vzfzOFFICE or
t-y r. II. EVANS, 1921 + 81. n. W.,
COMMISSIONER or DEEDS FIR ALL
STATES AND TERRITORIES.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Telephone $3.50. Hours frIm to i'31
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ssg,TuE New York Sty "nsub ,ymnl.
thy with tie iudi,ariminu, ibu'H uG
Mugwumps," yet almost In the same
breath dtnominatci them "Drmocrntie
ncophy,cs," How much uf IN i'm.
provcmcut is this ON Senator lagalls'
"pterodaciyls?'
The ST. Louis R,PV5'irn intimates
that the next Democratic candidate for
the Vice Presidency will come from
Illinois, instead of Indiana. 1t Is not
improbable; and Illinois has no lack Of
material
In Is \ hotel horror this time. The
burning of the liiChmonl at Buffalo
this morning is the most shocking ca
tastrophe of the kind that has occurred
for several years.
THE President is celebrating his
semi.Centennial today. THE CRITGc
extends him its most general and critic.
ular congratulations.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

The Delaware Peach Growers have an
nouuced meeting Tor May, at which It will
he decided whether or not the peach crop /.
u failure.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
n-1s.sn nK. j. q. nInLEAN. nontlnt.

80 1lJ twelfth street,
FirBt-olass work at moderate prices. Gold
and AmalRam filling. Artificial Crowns per.
maneatly attached to roots. Gold-lined HUB
Der plates; satisfaction guaranteed. Gentle
treatment assured.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

nAyID j. MEEHAN, Formerly of
~ the firm Of Hawke & Mochan, house and
sign painter, 400 l. street southeast, Washing
ton, ID. G,
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WANTED HELP-..MAlE.

wv TANTED-1OO Good Men to Work
w on sewers In L. Orange, New Jersey;
good pay; steady work; will be at d. and r
depot, 9th st. on Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday mornings, at 0 O'Clock.
1 lpNTE
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

w WANTED-Situation as Coaclman;
w good recommendations, Inquire In
rear of 2il9 st.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

In the Catholic Church, haitinra Cardinal
is Gaping climax.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18

DATRONIZE Home Industry; Suits
i secured, ~; suits dyed, si.50. COOPERA.
TIVE SHOP, $50 ID 81 n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
WANTED RElP-.-FEMalE.

ds wants. kOr Sale Oy R5Ak dnd Simil0r 1HGR
notices, tDqy line. or less, Que time, u cents.
ire TINS. 10 tSHts: Ihyts TINES, 30 csaks.
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- MOOI,E a sUnLEy.
n;5ssN MOORE y sUnLEy,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
% Broad street, New York.
BRANCH orFtCra:
- Wall st., n. Y. III South 81 st, Plllla.

Connected with t. A. Evans & Co, Boston;
Il. h. Brewster 6 CO., Chicago; corsun & Ma.
cartnoy, Washington; Hubbard 81 Farmer,
Hartford Warren s. Quarlcs, Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
on New York Stock Exchange.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-06

they have learned that to have full
churches and devout congregations,
they must have good music, that
where music is neglected, religion
wsnes. Music teachers rank now as
religious instructors and the choir is
as important a member of society as
the minister. Doctors of divinity, to
be successful in their calling, must
seek the counsel of the doctor of
music.
Col. Delos Phillips. of Kalamazoo,
Mich, who died recently, was propri-
etor of the Oldest music house in that
city. He commenced business there
in 1866.
Wisedimio Davidoff has presented
to the Paris Conservatory an expon-
sive Stradivarius violin, made in 1908,
with the conditions that every student
playing at the prize concerts shall
use it.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-06

H. G. Beach, the we'll known hard
ware man of this city. has formed a
copartnership with j. j. Alger, form
erly of Flint, and the firm will be
known as Beach IL Alger. Mr. Beach
opened a hardware business in this
city some six years ago. At first one
store was large enough for the bust
ness, but before long Mr.. Beech found
it was necessary to rent the adjoining
store. Recently great Improvements
have been made by the firm, one Of
which consists in large number Of
drawers, occupying one side of the
store, and each drawer is used for
some particular article, such as locks,
saws, files, etc. etc. A sample is
affixed to each box. Such a plan is
not only useful for patrons, but is
very convenient for the clerks, and
enables them to serve patrons more
readily.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-06
Musical Column.
PROF. 9. NJ. WHITE, Editor.

Dear sister arocn with more goodness than grace,
Rose and fell the tunes she stood in her place.
And when coronation cxultngly flows,
Tried to reach the high notes the tips of her toes
The editor of this column will be-
gin soon to drill a chorus of $50
children for May festival.
The earliest scriptural mention of
music is in Genesis, chapter Nv, where
Jubal is spoken of as the father of all
who handle the harp and organ.
DR.. Harry Dunlop will take the
part of "Bunthorne," and Mr.. c.
Crissman the part of "Major" in the
opera of Patience.
Mosentbal. the well known organist,
who has been twenty.seven years at
Calvary church, New York, resigned
his position because il is intended to
change the double QUARTET for a boy
choir.
Joseph Neff, the Philadelphia vio-
lin maker, died on Feb. 18th, at the
age of 81 years. He made the first
violin manufactured in this country.
The latest musical organization
talked of by our young people, is a
Either club.
Mystic minstrels will begin their
rehearsals next week.
A COW entered church in Kings
ton, Canada, and drove the choir from
their seats. Tho congregation were
much pleased until they reflected that
after the cow was removed, the choir
would return.
Lyon & Healy, music dealers, Chi
Gag, claim to receive daily mail Of
700 letters.
Mark Bostwick is working hard
with his vocal studies. He has
fine voice, and great amount of
natural musical ability, and we see
no reason why, with proper training,
he should not become one of the lead
ing tenor singers of this county.
We hear great deal about various
published instruction books for the
voice, and the different instruments.
instruction books and methods are of
no use whatever, unless they are in
the hands of thoroughly competent
teacher Of music. The first great
duty Of the teacher, is to make his
pupil musical-to try to make his
charge come to the music lesson, not
with an unhappy dread, but with
feeling of enthusiastic love for the
musical instruction. What shall we
say of the pupil who is unmusical,
and who is Numerically opposed to
receiving musical instructions In
this case the best method is to avoid
waste of good music lessons on
unsteady worthless subject.
There is. there can be, no more hon
orable name than that Of Emusic
teacher" Between music and relig.
ion there has always been an intimate
connection; they will ever remain
friends. The clergy, as well as the
people now understand this matter
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-06
Trinity Church.

Next Sunday is yesterday, and
there are to be three services at Trim
ity Episcopal church-an early cele-
bration, at 8 A. NJ, and at 1890 there
will be the full service, at which ex-
ceptional fine music will be rendered
by the large choir under Prof White.
In the service at 7 p. M. the Sunday
school will participate, and the classes
will for the first time display their
new and beautiful banners.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-06

The Thunder Bay Island life saw
ing crew goes into commission on
the 18th of this month. The crew is
as follows:
Captain. d. Persons.
Surfmen-David Spaulding. Henry
McQuade, Peter Caughlin, Frank
Case, James H. Irving, Murdoch
McGregor, John Roy and William
Mcdonald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-06

w. T. Mills delivered a string
speech on prohibition, at the Opera
House, last Thursday night He ar
rived by train Thursday night and
did not get to the Opera House until
about nine o'clock. Notwithstanding
the fatigue of the journey, the gentle
man made an able address. The au-
dience was large, and the speech made
good impression.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-06

Last Wednesday one of the log
trains had serious accident, while
near Black River. The rails spread,
after the engine had passed over the
defective part, and several of the log
cars were thrown off the track. One
of the breakmen, named Joseph Ri
ward, was thrown between the cars
and dangerously crushed.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-06
Meteorological Report

Meteorological Report
During the week ending Monday
April 4th 1887, the meteorological
report of the weather at Alpena city,
was rs follows:
Highest temperature, 50 degrees, on the Ord.
Lowest temperature, degrees. below zero on 10.
Average temperature, rs degrees.
Highest barometrio pressure, so1s3 inches.
Lowest barometrio pressure, 1o.4o5 inches.
Total rain fall, os4 inches.
Prevailing wind, from the west.
Total movement Of wind, 1855 miles.
Greatest daily rainfall. o.45 inches. on the eth.
Highest velocity Of the wind, 30 miles, from the
west, on the 4th.
JAMES J. FITZGERALD,
serg't Signal Corps, u. 8. A.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-04-06

A social club has recently been Or
gained in this city, Dy many citizens.
Each member subscribed for certain
number of shares of the club stock,
and the intention is to purchase lot
Of land and erect theron a building
suitable for the purposes of the socie-
ty, and where they can meet socially
and enjoy themselves in a friendly
manner.